The Production Systems Software / Automation Engineer develops program and project requirements and creates complex equipment and tooling concepts and solutions for the production system. The role validates technical analyses, influences product engineering design, and makes robotics, automation, and technical recommendations to support production system integration for aerospace products. It leads equipment and tooling definition at the program level, executes project plans, supports make-or-buy decisions, and partners with Procurement to meet schedule, cost, and quality targets. The engineer ensures compliance with safety, producibility, maintainability, reliability, ergonomics, and regulatory requirements; leads gated reviews; develops production-readiness, preventative-maintenance, and spares plans; validates contractual milestones; maintains hardware, software, and documentation configuration; and recommends disposition of assets. The position architects, plans, implements, tests, and maintains software used in the 787 production system, including desktop, cloud-based, and industrial applications. It requires understanding the 787 Dreamliner build process to identify, resolve, and recommend changes to production-grade software applications. The engineer owns software products through their lifecycle using a DevSecOps approach and programs, integrates, and troubleshoots automation systems from original equipment manufacturers. The role also supports software vendor acquisitions, translates production-system requirements into system specifications, works with end users and stakeholders, develops equipment and tooling bid and purchase specifications that include supplier software, and collaborates with cross-functional teams.
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Career Level
Mid Level